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Bryan Veloso
Marty (Gulopine), Greg and myself entered the annual DjangoDash again this year. For those who are unfamiliar, the Dash is a 48-hour contest to build the best site, in Django of course.
Our project was one of Marty's ideas—Frankenboxen. In a nutshell: it is a site for planning, building and showcasing custom-built PCs.
Unfortunately, due to... life... we decided that there was no way that we would finish the Dash this year. So Frankenboxen shall swim in the deadpool until we pick it up again. At the least, you get to see what my direction was going to be.
almost 2 years ago
Not at all the direction I had expected this to go, but I like it. Probably my only criticism of the shot as is, is that it's kinda odd that "boxen" gets split up like that. But I see the whole as a good thing, anyway. :)
almost 2 years ago
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Bryan Veloso
Definitely not the direction I expected this to go either. But... that's sort of what you get with me. :P
almost 2 years ago
very nice treatment. reminds me of Dust Up by Matt Owens.
over 1 year ago
Since we're not ever going to see the actual site, any chance we could see a larger peek of how the UI looked?
over 1 year ago
Very nice. Maybe add some colour to the active navigation item. Perhaps bring some of the colours from the logo into it rather than just they grey gradient you have now.
over 1 year ago